Bikes, Cruise Ships ... I wonder ???
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LOL, yea kinda like renting a girlfriend, just wouldn't B the same.
Have you ever tried to rent a bicycle in Topolabomo or say Guymas Mexico.... LOL GOOD Luck senior.
Been there , done that .
Again , anybody ever take a bike on a cruise ship ??
Have you ever tried to rent a bicycle in Topolabomo or say Guymas Mexico.... LOL GOOD Luck senior.
Been there , done that .
Again , anybody ever take a bike on a cruise ship ??
this topic came up before on here, but i forget who it was and how it turned out. myself, id probably buy a cranbrook to take in case something happened to it. then build it up when you get home. just an idea.
could u tear it down and fit it in a suitcase ....LOL throw some wrenches in there and head out !!!!! LOL
This is for a Ferry :wink: They lean them against a wall inside the ship where they park the cars :mrgreen: I did that with my family when we went to Block Island 
I took my bike on board ship plenty, but it wasn't a "cruise" ship!
This bike has been all over the U.S.(including Hawai'i), Mexico, Panama, Singapore, Hong Kong, India, UAE, Bahrain, Yemen, Fiji, Australia ....
This bike has been all over the U.S.(including Hawai'i), Mexico, Panama, Singapore, Hong Kong, India, UAE, Bahrain, Yemen, Fiji, Australia ....
I saw it done in Hawaii... Actually, it was one of the ship employees that had their mountain bike. One of the days it seemed like half the ship's staff had shore leave and somebody was taking their bike on the shore tender craft.
I thought it was a darned good idea actually.
I thought it was a darned good idea actually.
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Yea but, do you just want to ride? If it was me I'd drag a 60 pound custom tanker with me and be COOL everywhere I went.
Yes Mr Tailwinds , I too saw a bicycle on the gangplank. Do the employees/crew get special privlages??
A folding bike just wouldn't do.
My Pappy taught me that anything worth doing, is worth doing rite........ Lou Lou & I would have to take our favorite custom 3 x 24 vintage customs..... or nothing at all. We would have a crowd everywere we went/ stoped. Kinda part of why I would do it would be for all the smiles & grins along the trail.
The Roadmaster prettymuch nailed it rite on the head. Sleeping in a strange bed would b bad enough ... riding a strange bike around mexico.......not
Hey, you know .........It hurts to be cool lol.
A folding bike just wouldn't do.
My Pappy taught me that anything worth doing, is worth doing rite........ Lou Lou & I would have to take our favorite custom 3 x 24 vintage customs..... or nothing at all. We would have a crowd everywere we went/ stoped. Kinda part of why I would do it would be for all the smiles & grins along the trail.
The Roadmaster prettymuch nailed it rite on the head. Sleeping in a strange bed would b bad enough ... riding a strange bike around mexico.......not
Hey, you know .........It hurts to be cool lol.
I also had a world cruiser when I was in the Navy. Hercules 3 speed, fairly light and maintenance free. It is better to have your own bike,
I rented and borrowed bikes on my first overseas cruise, my own bike was much better.
I bought an orange BSA folder in Perth, Australia and had to jump 3 feet to the gangway from the ferry with it strapped to my back because the seas were rough in the harbor. That was crazy but they didn't stop me.
I rented and borrowed bikes on my first overseas cruise, my own bike was much better.
I bought an orange BSA folder in Perth, Australia and had to jump 3 feet to the gangway from the ferry with it strapped to my back because the seas were rough in the harbor. That was crazy but they didn't stop me.
Back in 1982, they were all the rage!
